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The Mississippi River steamer Chas. r. Cheu-
teau burned Thursday afternoon at Vicksburg.
A deck passenger and negro fireman lost their
lives. About $500 bales OF cotton and z race
horses were burned to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

s'ROyal Gslue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C.
Phillips DiXestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress. 60
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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DIAMONDS at X. Harris Co.'S. 4ae 7th st.

FOR washington dressed beef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s 6,s and go Center Market, and 2O6 and
.Os Northern LIBERTY corn beef a specially
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FoH DIAMONDS, at lowest prices, see r Harris
Co., importers, AZ 7th ST.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

hns,, ss,liins icts = on l,sh 4. -, q aud a
Owners i6io lit6 ., a~ ~~' ~ AZ. "A
I,oR sAiL-I.Oa On sTH sIi.EET MAJ T.sT
h Il near S "a ns ~ ssSsa - 'f Sssr ss iSS
" cents Two elcgant los Columbia Hfishts ns.r
'I nss S,!'''' 30 cents ohAA i scs,n1filsS
1S>oh sAi,h ~, ioT. MAsSAcHusfrTs AVE,
ihAb nis s, 80. - 81 e. ~ o. snsnt,s tieist. les
fsiNpfE sf&LfT G ao So y S$,'s sv srn Sa s
II This splendid bS.S's.. % Ste an sni !. s.r.
s - '' '''' ny ir I'm, ig9S io9s =, a
ne3a "i lao. S'f PSS9s,i,s 49,
EoR sALL-1HE BEsT INVESTMENT oF THTi
r sVeu ~iih,n iSaf s a,s on sT@s. and 90 street
street cars ier only $500 ossA s,S d5Sn, haianS.
nss,s@: iis \ s rSi ndss ava.
u>oR sALE-NFAR SCOTCH cir -s,..x lso FFtr
Il IN sSSs1 arc r 81 Slas i ~ 1s 49, q 9
divide into threc lots. vide alley IA the fcaT.
ne2-ot lSas -, -
l,ok sALE-CHEaP-A CoRNER Lur N MI
bsi1sn and \. S ~lsh ' side ana an a.: . 20 s s.
cents per foot, ,,i seTs Ss.Tslls - "a IslG Il
60, J. a. HrktlUKp.
I.oR sAIE-Two BEAUTIFUL LoTs ON coNS
IL .ss, nesr ths Shurch OF the ooNelaut Il .Sll al
n2.-3t $50. Ia sy.
I,oR sALE-Two SPLENDID LOIS ON CoNN
- ave near dupont circle' VAL 40 a barsNn al
wEscorT. WILCOX q VIM.
I,oR sALE-Two LOTS IN SQUARE ~ NEAR
I y. = Observatory AT pricc less than sround oaa
@EscoTT. wI1cox WINE
I,oR sAI.E-A BARGAlN-iOo FEET FRONT oN
81 81 sMOkMsTEDI a BgADiIl.
nls-ot 81. d Il nv
I.oR sALE-sENERAL LOIS On lsTH 81 AND
- Ore.ron ave- cheap. also Los 2ONAO A. q -.
4oc per sauarr foot IiLi-h hU IhElfuED.
nls-Ot' l3O' II nv
II lots near DUPONT Circle e4ss5. s..s
lot near DupOnt Clrce. uNs ............ 5o
4 s,,,.., ''--''-'' ..'.---- 80,
: lots near Dupont Ciree. - ,,i,d . 90
lot, Connerticut ave. Dupont 4rcle, 2bNluO. > -
lots near Mass ave. and .lst u. .insU ....... -
lots within block Dupont Oir'ls .ON5u ......- 80
lot u "a 81. bet and sts SlOO.......... lo
lot, 10th 81, near ST. .N40 ...... = %
New a asSiTs ave- a nsa: Isl G s, 90
3 lots ST. near ite ST. l7K9o. ............... 10
ggq IS;. q. ? = az NV rsnIs si ,or'
n,-APIly D'' ~ CHARLES FAIRLY.
"i'-ih COS lIth Il.
Il 'Noa A. PRESCOTT, l4lgFstnw-
,.,h -, hss ne iolloNluE Lot. Tor sale:
i5ih - nv, o:Nl.O Ia .su-Iou. alley. choica 50
4, ts ~ a. NV lAfEe number hne lots. sod sizs 81
s9th and =. OPP Blaine resdeuoe. soxso, choice a.
asocioice lots thruughugt the mort aud every
paft 81 tle - > IL res suitable % i.cuAtl, etl,r
& bold inproNe Wlth hUasos 500 SAL Sr tor gSsss
iesl.s JNO. A PRESCOTT
M ~" lsiD Il. NV.
tNoh SALE - SPLENDID LOT ON MASS AVE-
- near l. IA st 80 "a 100 iey - .Ooot alley Prcs
Also ionr Lots S the north slo Of the street nearly
Lots and 10, ~ 1913 at the corner q Ma.s.el,,-
sets ave anu lOtl 81 se price ~ l-.r isst
L. H. OOLDslsOEOlsH a 90
oio-s'ih liU5 e
I,OR sAlE-CHOlCE BUILDING LOIS IN Mt
Il tleasail ON which viii houses Tor t,ur.l.--
ers on TERMS 10 suit God chanca to srur, ,f. IN,
small monthly payIicits. GAAllN BEOMN go : 4.
~ NV. NJ I'm
I,oR sALE-TNo LOTS. 9gH 81. n, 100 FEET
from Fast Capitol st. east ront With alley, -
cts. and two lots, lltn ~. east hear lilrlIu l.rk
easi front co cts. OWNER. yl3 Fast CApItol ~
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Fsxrsr Ladies' and Gentlemens waterproofs In
the CITY. ANGLo-ANERIcAN RuBBER Co.,
935 + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

CIR yANpER our leading wholesale merchant,
mas the finest lot OF old whistles In the market.
Xarder's private stock speciality, 500 7th street
nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World Is
offered free to every new subscriber for year to
the WEEKLY STAR It is a handsomely printed
book Of 191 pages prOfusely illustrated with more
than 100 coiored mapsand diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information See advertise
melt in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

ErsExAS BROS, Manufacturers
Corner 7th and E
sea,ha mama ovarcoats reduced 10 a.
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The
COLUMBIAN ORATOR"
Dscourses grandiloquently upon the peculiar pecui-
arities of partc uar Overcost which he sells at
The Eagle seeks his eyrie and there far above the
common herd, with dianlred mien and contemptuous
forts Of ambitious to reach his proud perch
The house over which Adler Eagle) keeps watch and
Fifteen. Dollar Overcoats
overcoats worth Sixteen Ski an la Half Dollars
Overcoats worth Eighteen Dollars
at Sl32.5 each.
Overcoats worth Twenty Dollars
Overcoats worth Twenty two and q Half Dollars
Overcoats worth twenty; live Dollars
at Sls. % each.
Overcoats worth Thirty Ave Dollars
overcoats at Thrice and Half Dollars
Overcoats worth Twelve Dollars
at 1915 each
Overcosts worth Ten Dollars
at SoS1 each.
For Absolute Proof of the Above call ct
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House,
OFT and 929 9TH st. NV, Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday until II pm
e The tricksters Of the trade doubt consider ii
mastery stroke Of strategy to scoop in," through
the same to their customers ut $lS The discovery of
the trick and exposure thereof renders
those enterprsing narplots to seek 0reesr fields for
future operations MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

We CATER for no particular class, but provide
for all classes, ages, and size.
EISEMAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 9TH and Z.
Ca tina mans arercaafs refinced 10 L.
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We HAVE woS OUR WAY by merit only.
EisKAAS Bros, Manufacturers,
Corner 9TH and E.
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DO TO r.. A. GODdenss Fish Stalls, Washing
ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks
all kinds OF game, fresh fish, Kennebec salmon, ter
ras1 ms HOLSTERS shders and oysters Telephone
S472 AW
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HONEST EFFORTS always receive public encour-
agenent.
Clear case, those mems overcoats reduced to 3.
EIsEMAS Bros,
Manufacturing Clothiers, 9TH and +
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FOR RFNT-HOUSES.
EoR RKNl-UNFuRNIsHEp.

EoR kKN1-UNfURNIsHEp.
II 1915 Conn ave- Id % o23 St NV. Is re-. s7s
1921 Ctavn-~- lsr3S3. 80 l43s l. NV. l(r. -
LIZ ttn-v .i3r.. l21 So O ST. nv. llr....so
1910 Nst NV. l2r-. l25 lll6 ST n ". 12r.
10 1Oth stn W, lSr II Goth u. ltr 65
lsxs ST " l5r 100 lU40 2lst st W Or. -
1914 2lst 81. 4 RI 100 l2tst N sy NV. pr o.
IVY ssn ~ NV. lar 100 lS20 18th At n 10 %
loxo Mass ave 100 10 n. J. se. 1or... 20
1918 n IT. NV l4r...- u. bel sye.n e. ls,r. 50
lolo .tust NV, III DO 24lG 14th SIN ...su
ssn NV store sr. 20 1907 18th st. NV Tor 90
1909 st. NV. I Ir - 90 1914 :loth ST NV. l.r 30
1--we Sehn ave. l3rS..So l5th&R j ave. nv llr-
tS io ~ sNn:wl2rs33i HOS ~ n w.. lot
sSn 81 NV lsr- so 1919 sth 81 Sr. 80
81 -, IN So hN..l4r so 1913 lo-l5-ly 81 "a
A~~'AsP~1 PArt... Vs. llr.....-.....- 49,
FURNISHED.
r, ave-, near 18th st., lois 2lst st NV, llr. $50
49,. .,;.... 1855. lOOs 9Th st n.w-1 lar $50
fs-rsxutsq ior. 4loos l341 Corcoran st...... i.5
i.SS tSsA rs lao6 Conn. I'D
iSVS MASS ave. l5r 500 l9O2 18th II. n r. l25
aSaS ~ n ave. l5r 800 X, near 18th ST. nv. IT..
l.l3 Conn ave ,l4rs9l "a 2o4 Del sy ne. itlr les
2Ol3 X 81. Nv. lr....25u Sll "a 81 "a W u n 100
y Grant Place. Tor " 100 2o23 . 81 pw. iir., 100
los 18th st NV. l2rl50 s36 X ST a W i5r 300
1ol1 list NV, 11r. 1886 1915 r ST IA W lir l.s5
lSlON St n.w.14r 1866 % 2o2l d ST a " lr. l25
ols 9th st. .. ". Tor. =. $50 1925 n H ay l2r -
re- ~ Sc L4r loo LOG Va ay ", sr.. 80
Inc ABOVE Houses can De examined by permit rom
our once only. THOMAS J. FlsHkk & co.
noLs 1924 ST. n W.
EoR RENT-BRAND-S NEW 3-sToRY BRIO X. 2o5
- 81 NV. near Pension Office: rooms. hot cold
bath- furnace to heat throughout, low rent IS good
tenant Inquire next door nlp-st
ISoR RENT-1131 ST. M ROOMS, ALL
Il mod conveniences; in good repaIr Rent 4 30
$50. sTEIGER LIEBERMANN,
VIE Az 1903 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

OR IsNRNsR SALES on overcoats Is clear evil
dence OF good viii and justice between ourselves
ana pafrOna
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FrKSrrr-RR. FrRSrTuKE-We offer our entire
stock OF furniture regardless OF cost, at private
sale up 20 Monday. November -, 1871.
Nm. LOEwENTHAI, s;s9 9TH ST. NV.
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Raxors sharpened free cutler, 4s7 Pa ave. /
Oysters.

oysters.
ar" There my oyster, I'll eat you. "Wen, when
you eat me, you eat good one, for came from
Johnson's, corner OF 9th and L street northwest,
where the finest salt oysters of ali the leading
brands are received daily, and served In every
available style, and to suit the taste. Half shell
and steamed speciality. The celebrated Lynn
Haven Bay. Don't mistake the place. Johnsons
Old stand 442 and a. 9th street northwest corner
OF = Ladies' saloon first moor. Polite attention.
CALI 2
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JOhnsOn's, 18th and f.
High Grade oysters, Maryland Diamond Back
Terrapfn, Red Head Duck, Lynn Haven oysters,
half-shelI &C. None but the best. Lifetime ex-
pertence Ladies' large saloon. Elegant rooms for
gentlemen only.
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rnsuv MINNIE fAtsna slil have grand ~
Httoa a. Aibsuxns ga Nonsss ssenlns nexI
Ssts aid eokss sle srilinf tefy ta-i. ala Iaany u
Ss<sr,3tons lsssiinE ~sisty p<nylr have ~tufsd
k.ses.. A Yss,ty -ssssnif Ell " sis,n 20 EVER
Drr~ss ~ sttssrs21ss
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CITY ITEMS.

The Following ExIra0rslinaryRargni
win be sold for tomorrow at s w. Augensteins,
S17, s19 and S21 9TH ST. NV: 2-qt. Buckets &C. !;
3-qt.. &c.; 4-Qt, 12c.; 6-qt, 17c.; 2-qt. covered
saucepan, &C.; sgt. 1ac: Lot. Coffee Pot &C.; 2
Ct, l2c. sgt, lac; 4-qt, lie; large block tin
sic.: copper bottom, sc; S-lb Coffee or Tea
Canister. 2lc.; bread or cake Boxes, 29c, acc,
40c. each; large Stop Jars, CSC. new shape Cham
Der Sets 10 pieces, 81 %; cakes stove Polish &C.
large Dustpans. SC. 3 papers Tacks, &C.; coiored
or white Gas Globes with holder, 27c., worth Soc
Curtain Poles complete, nth brass fixtures, .,5c
largest size coal or flour sleeves, 1Oc; 3hoop brass
bound cedar Water Buckets, 24c.; Parlor Lamps,
with coored glass fixtures, 97c.; MaJolica Pitch
ers, 19c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

i,, n,,oqe nr,c1.s s,srn ~ ,Sair s,aSs co
pleted in their wOrkroom. AS they W II not sell
any more TO dealers they will give the benent of
the manufacturers price to the public. Is doz.
Chemlse. tunb muslin), extra large and heavy,
26c.; worth 4Oc Heavy Blea. Canton Flannel
Ladies' Drawers 24c.; worth SOC. White skirts,
made OF best muslin with lace and ru1ies 39c /;
worth Soc Ladies' Cashmere Suits, beautifully
made and trimmed, $4.25; worth s..
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
91S 7th street NV.
We close m m
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IsOh sAi.E-IOTS-
'No A PRESCOTT. lslB Est NV.
-, Has TIE following lot. Tor sale.
,rh - h.N n@Nl@U "a .to-IOU. alley. ChOica So
10 ~. '"' ''',' '''e HA~'s %
':oth ana Y, OPP Blaine r.sdenue SONl0 choice a.
octluce lots thruughugt the uorihN aud every
past 81 tie CD IL lrces suitable Br .cuAtl sitl,r
y bNid hhpF0Ne Mlth hUusos ior SAL or tr riyat,
reslGelCass IN A l,s..Sss., '~Ne
n13- I'm iifit a =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

DIAMONDS at R Harris Co 5, 4ss 9TH ST
OR COMPETITORS cannot copy our mode o.
doing business.
The Manufacturing ClOthiers,
EIsEMAN BROS, Corner 9TH and L
Goa the mon. oyercoars we have reduced TO 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

fUr u Iu1I 1lst aPPIy 70 WESCOl1 & WILCOX.
n23 1907 Pennsylvania NV.
L,OR RENT-ON THE 1ST OF DEC HOUSE 492
l. Maine ave: IL rooms; all modern improvements:
hard oil finish Enquire Of GEO. WHITE, 462 Maine
ave. s-w. n23-3ts
IrOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED HOUSE
l. recently occupied by exSecretary Manning; rent
by year. $4,000. McLACHLEN BATCHELDER.
1225 ST. NV n23-3t
THOR RRNT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
House OF IL rooms: suitable for boarding house:
has some roomers, will sell the furniture easy
terms to responsible Party: other business
selling. Address ALTA Star office n2:S-3t'
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lSoR sALF-IoT $50. ONLY. TWO or T-uf
u nnest bniliimg lots - on lifh u. l-t al and Al
st.. SokloO, -. VAR. se~crlsre Al~tr.~t A.
owners. l6lo lIth At nv. ~ a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

EsrrxrAfStSs ATHLETIC NiSHokS-A number 90
u~fnhrr- 0f tae COLUMBIA A'hietlc tiob visited
baltimore wciaessisy evening - guests OF the
Aslsi bat Club, and were handsomely enfeftalnsd
81 dinDsr. Yesterday The ATsl- were the guests u
ths soiasnsaa tsys snss enjoyed . tur<sy shooting
&.teh "a AhalGr<tsb l-aand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

LOB RENr-Two ELEGANT DwEILIsGs ola
the other cherry; twelve rooms cellar al rnoisr.
improvements: large yard and zi,ed vita servants
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

SzvsBoYs N THE INDUSTRIAL SCHO0L--An en-
tertainment was given az the Temple Hotel We'd
Lescay evening for the benefit OF the Industrial
class OF newsboys who are sent by few ladies TO
Howard University every saturday. Three OF the
Iewsboys were present and exhibited brackets,
towel racks. stools, Sc-, which they had made in
the carpenter shop, and basins and pans made in
the tin-shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25
LOCAL MENTION.


lOCAL MENI1ON.
The Weather.
Iroicafons for the 2. hours commencing a, D. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and Viz.
GINA, light rains, except In southeast virginia
Isir weather, light variable winds, generally from
cas- 70 south, slight changes In temperature.
BARGAINS IN SHOES.
Our worthy patrons are respectfully advised that
We have this day opened a general clearing sale OF
rus boots, shoes. and slippers at prices that Will
make them move readily, as our stock II entirely
TOO large and must be reduced
See the Old Lady In window
r. :. Tickets and chrotnos for all
Cxowps OF BUYERS attest the fact how fast those
overcosts are going that we have reduced TO =.
EIsENAs Bros, ManufacturerS
Corner 9TH and Z
s5-saturday's marketing: Creamery butter,
2Sc. lbs lard (oest quality, 21c.: qts honiny,
&c: lbs Goldfish, &C.; New YORK cider, DC per
~ lbs. pork chops, pc; nib roasts, sc. To lac
eorned beef. Sc; legs lamb, lie; legs multons
12c. Chickens. turkeys Largest selection green
fruits, canned goods vegetables preserves pickles,
&C. WIxox's Market STORE,
4a6 9th st. n. W.
HONEST EFFORTS always receive public encour-
Clear case. those mems Oversoats reduced e to- s..
Manufacturing ClOthiers, 9TH and T.
IKPoRrASr.-we shall open tomorrow morning
ut O'Clock 80 pieces AZ inches wide ail-wooi extra
heavy Plaid Dress Goods at % cents per YARD; 1or-
mer price 90 cents LASsBuRsH BRO, TN street.
OR IsxRssR SALES on oyercoats IS clear evil
dence OF good will and Justice between ourselves
EpxxAN BROS, Manufacturers,
See the mems overcoats reduced TO s..
the city. ASGLo-AaERicAN KcBBEK Cos,
935 F street northwest.
ron DIAMONDS, at lowest prices, see R. Harris &
Co., importers, 4:se 7th st.
We CATER for no particular class but provide
" EIsEaAs BROS, Manufacturers.
See the mems overcoats reduced to s..
CIR x.SprR. our leading wholesale merchant,
has the finest lot OF old WHISTLES In the market.
Xarder's private stock speciality, 500 TN street
northwest
wEHXvr woS OUR WAY by merit only.
kisEzAs BS0s-' S Manara 4ih ans z
See the mems overcoats reduced TO s..
DIAMONDS at r Harris Co.'S. AZ, 18th ST.
orR COMPETITORS cannot copy our mode Of
The Manufacturing Clothiers,
EIsEMAS BROS, Corner 9TH and Z
See the mems oyercoats we have reduced To s..
FOR washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 62s 629 and go Center Market, and 2O0 ana
los Northern LIBERTY. corn beef specially
DIAMONDS at X. Harris Co.'S. Az 1th ST.
FURNITURE, FURSTTUKE-We oHer our entlre
stock OF furniture, regardless OF cost. at private
sale up 20 Monday. November Is, lsSL.
Nm LoEwENTHAr, 80 'th ST. NV.
All orr MOVEMENTS AND AIMS are for the benefit
Of cur patrons. .-.
EIsEMiN BROS, Manufacturers
corner 9TH and E
see the mems overcoats reduced tos
kzUIs-EKISG THERMOMETERS. Hempiers, av.cor.4S
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A JEALOUS GIRL WITH BUTCHER KN1FE-Last
night young coOred man named John Hall Wis
tied Lille Robinson, in Jackson Hall alley, and
when he started home Lille objected to his leav-
ing and accused him OF going TO see another girl.
John started away, when Lille cut his arm with a
butcher knife. Officer Costello arrested Lille and
found the knife where she had thrown it away.
This morning, In the Police Court, Lille was tried
for the assault and was given sixty days In jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25
All. OR MOVEMENTS AND AIMS are for the benefit

EIsEMiN BROS, Manufacturers
corner 9TH and E.
see the mems overcOatS reduced TO 3.
ksrIs-ERIS.. THERMOMETERS. Hemplers, av.cor.4 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

Mr.. AANsFIELDs SUCCESSFUL. Richard Mans
held played "Dr. Jekyli and Mr.. Hyde" twice yes
ternay To audiences that nlled Albaugh's Opera
House. Manager Price states that the proceeds OF
the two performances were 8. ri. The same play
Will be repeated this and tomorrow evenings,
while Monsieur" Will be given at the matinee To-
morrow.
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OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN.
FURNISHED.


IOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN.
Il FURNISHED.
Z. near 18th st $3.50 s3 K. near 9th st. ler. 500
+ nss s,c Ito Is, $. Er 80 ,s 18Th
vermont az. near r35S n near In ST. i5r
near Sepa a,s sv isr S near ls;h st.
iss1 SC eI mr. T. 10 H. 90 i. ns ssf st.
UNFINISHED.
l6S9 10TH nv: l4r.sl25 500 st Sc. 81. 10
St NV s3,S 655 9th St s. Srs IL
~ ;S5 f { NV? nv t t5i::::; OFFICE ROOMS
issI + SS Is6 s
Is35 s NV Is FL st. d sSer: . Q
1871 18Th St NV fdos ~ s ST. g: 90 DOOR
i93 "a st. ne gr.....33 s3s st. 30 noor. 20
iSi2 Pr 3 III and ss nv w no sso55
IA st sw~o r.. is. 90 Masniheent store Sun
sSs st se is shon. rear y II 81 n.x o
advertised free Of cost to the owner my
ss ss and .'
Tor RENT-I7ao 18th ST, NINE ROOMS
a. Room Federal Budinss stk and sim I'm
FOE RENTEaaggNEy1RSIsHEDI.
Buid,nF) has the following Houses Tor rent tnnfar
nished):
modern improvements. si6o per month. -'1 '-''
2O40 9TH st. NV, two-story brick, q rooms store
room with hne cellar. and large hall over store $50
per month.
2oi2 9Th st. NV. Just above Boundary two story
brick with lsre and roomy threesory hack building
marble stationary wssh-stands On al the rooms abun
dance Of ciosets large and small: fact all modern
improvements, 80 per month
lS20 Vermont ave. NV, story and basement brick
rooms and bath. modern improyelents fronts TRAN
gle, &:EBsS3a per niupth.
Cnfurnislrd. 4ssory Brick. n e. eornef q 18th and
st W.. IL roons; In thoroush reI4ir: asod imI,s.
ts5 per month
Appayto yNO. A. PRESCOTT
oJl-lm l<lo y a. "A. ".
Lon RENr-Two ELEGANT DwEILIsas elS
the other IN cherry twelve rooms. collar all modern
improvements: large yard and shed with servants
nv. oo-.m
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trOR RENT-FOR 600 PER MONTH, FOR The
Il session OF Congress. hands some residence: COM
pletely furnished roughout ON X ST. near Conues-
uclt ave. ". L. BURFOkD. 1422 New York ave.
nl4-2ws
LNOR RENT-FOR S25. THOSE HANDSOME
three-story houses: 3 rooms antique oak msntels
open fire places: cathedral glass. Also. for
SlS, several very pretty seyen-room dwellings: all
mod impS
n14-2ws W E. BCRFORp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKEr.-Nine.y-four cat
tie the market. I'd sold 10 butchers as follows
FEST sold from 10 = per pound; good sold from
81. to3.&c. per pound: medium sold from 10 Bic.
Per pound; common sold from = to sac; Is left
over. Five hundred and ninety mine sheep and
lambs on the market; $40 sold 10 butchers as fol-
soil 10 81 C. per pound; I6J shipped TO eastern
markets.; IS left over. Fifteen cows and calves
sOli from SO 10 $40 each. Market for all kinds
OF stock was dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25

EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE: IL ROOMS;
Il fine location: handsome furniture carpets:
sanitary plumbing in thorough order; stable. shes
to private family only: 1917 18th ST. NV W j.
RHEES, Sini thsonian Institution. nl0-.lw.
EOR RENT-CHEAP TO GOOD TENANT-NINE-
II room Brick House, four rooms frst aud five ON
second floor; excellent order cellar and ali modern
improvements. Inquire at 30 st. n.I-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-25
4 DREssY Surf Fon SIS.

GEORGE spRANsY.
434 SEVENTH STREET.
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tS0h sALs-lhE bEST INVESTMENT OF THE
II bat ou'f huildins Lots srads and On street
avenue, within -four square Of Irnfrs Mana aSe
street cars Tor only $500 cach -sss, d5wn falancs
$40 Ter month. r. A PBIIi i4s--
n22- .Sms lfrS Nsw 10y -.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-24
A Petrified Salmon.

Henry Bensen, of Hayden Hill, Lassen
County, has in his possession a petrified
salmon. The former feshy part resem-
bles crystalized and variegated quartz,
retaining in part the yellowish color of
the salmon, and what was formerly the
skin of the fish is now a sort of porcelain
or white flint. The entire specimen is
of the very hardest quartz in texture. 1t
was found on a hillside at about / SEQ
feet altitude from the floor of Big Valley.
This would indicate that salmon inhabit-
ed the ancient rivers, the beds of which
now form strata of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains, and in which ancient channels
lie the richest deposits of California's
gold. These ancient river beds, as is we'll
known, are found at various heights
above sea level, and in some places but a
few hundred feet below the crest of the
range, and perhaps hundreds of feet be-
meath solid formation of mother earth
and running entirely independent of any
present surface formation. To determine
with certainty that salmon inhabited
these ancient rivers would be an interest
ing fact, as it would fix at much later
date than is now generally supposed the
geological period when, by mighty up
heaval, these old river courses were
changed and o5literated from the face of
the earth.-SacrGmentO (CdJ.) Record
Union,